Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint: a tribute to the legend

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Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint: a tribute to the legend
• The new Giulietta Sprint embodies the true “Alfa Spirit”

• 1954, 1977 and 2010: the three generations of an iconic model

• The new “Alfa Romeo Hall of Legends”, a virtual journey among the icons of the brand
Today at the Balocco Test Centre, the Giulietta Sprint was presented to the international press. This new version pays homage to the iconic Giulietta Sprint of 1954, the first in a whole class of cars and one of the products that are emblematic of Italian style and construction.
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Today at the Balocco Test Centre, the Giulietta Sprint was presented to the international press. This new version pays homage to the iconic Giulietta Sprint of 1954, the first in a whole class of cars and one of the products that are emblematic of Italian style and construction.
With its international preview at the recent Paris Motor Show, the new Giulietta Sprint celebrates 60 years of the model that, in the wake of the 1900’s success, was launched at the Turin Motor Show in 1954 and made short work of winning over enthusiasts worldwide. The Giulietta was the Fifties dream car of motorists, the vehicle that, for the first time, made the desire of owning an Alfa Romeo an accessible one. Today it’s the turn of the new Giulietta Sprint to take on that mantle, offering a more distinctive style, thrilling performance and state-of-the art technology.
In particular, the new Giulietta Sprint embodies the true “Alfa Spirit”, expressed: in "Lightness & Efficiency", through some elements that increase the dynamic efficiency of the car, such as the rear dam with sports extractor and the side skirts; in “Italian Style”, that is, the work carried out on the Giulietta’s character to further emphasise the Italian nature of its style; in “Advanced Technology”, with the new 150 HP 1.4 engine, the latest addition to the MultiAir family, which represents the state of the art in petrol engine technology; and in “Dynamics”, the famous pleasure of driving an Alfa Romeo, achieved in part through the model’s innovative architecture and the many electronic systems with which it is equipped.
The same “Alfa Spirit” can be found in all three generations of the Giulietta: from the 1954 original to the 1977 Giulietta and to the Giulietta Sprint of today. All these cars are “light and efficient” – from the choice of materials to the weight-to-power ratio –and express the care and attention to detail typical of the finest Italian design. What’s more, they have great agility and handling on the road thanks to direct steering, advanced suspension and well-balanced weight distribution.
This is without mentioning the fact that they are all created to become the new technological benchmark in their categories, thus boasting cutting-edge solution in every generation. An example? The 1954 saw the début of the revolutionary ‘twin-shaft’ four-cylinder 1.3 made of aluminium for maximum efficiency. And the 1977 Giulietta introduced the transaxle system – with engine at the front and gearbox at the rear – for a weight distribution able to guarantee safety, stability and roadholding in all driving conditions. The same occurred in 2010 with the new architecture of the current Giulietta, an authentic “technical and technological leap forward” with respect to contemporary floor panels in terms of content introduced, materials and technologies adopted and performance levels and safety standards achieved.
This is the thread that runs through not only the three generations of the Giulietta, but all Alfa Romeos, a heritage of technical solutions and style characteristics that are critically assessed and reinterpreted every time a new car or version is created. As it was then, so it is today: Alfa Romeo designers and engineers draw on this heritage to design and build cars full of beauty and personality, achieving a magical balance between reason and sentiment, technology and creativity.
The strong connection between the historic and the contemporary is also clearly expressed by the new TV advert – on air in Italy and soon in the rest of Europe – where a new and a 1954 Giulietta Sprint take on a thrilling succession of corners and straights together: this is the natural habitat of Alfa Romeos, a concrete expression of all the experience and competence of a brand that has been building sports cars for more than 100 years.
Alfa Romeo has also made automotive history on many occasions, a history in which cars and designers, races and engines are the players that have marked the technological progress and sports events of the 20th century. To learn about this extraordinary human and industrial history, from today you can visit the new “Alfa Romeo Hall of Legends” which, through a dynamic and engaging interface, allows you to admire the invaluable exhibits in the Alfa Romeo historical collection, as well as read the biographies of designers, engineers, technicians and drivers who have contributed to the prestige of a brand that has existed for more than a hundred years.
The new Giulietta Sprint embodies the true “Alfa Spirit”

More distinctive style, thrilling performance and state-of-the art technology: the new Giulietta Sprint represents the true “Alfa Spirit”, a masterly blend of values and content – according to the principles of "Lightness & Efficiency", "Italian Style", "Advanced Technology" and "Dynamics" – that make Alfa Romeo cars absolutely unique.

The resulting car is a 100% Alfa Romeo, able to offer “authentic sensations”, breaking out of the realm of the necessary to that of emotion: from aesthetics to passion for refined technology and from the pleasure found behind a wheel to the expression of personality.
The Giulietta Sprint has been on sale in Italy from last week and it will be rolled out progressively in the rest of Europe.

Italian Style: attention to detail and choice of high-quality materials

The new Giulietta Sprint comes with an exclusive sports “outfit” distinguished by the dedicated badge and some distinctive elements such as the rear bumper with sports extractor, oversized tailpipes and 17'' Sprint alloy wheel with 5 holes (18" on request). The exterior styling of the new version is completed by the tinted rear windows and glossy anthracite finishes on the front grille, handles, rear-view mirror fairings and fog light frames.

Attention was paid to details and high-quality materials were chosen to represent the ultimate expression of Italian style. In particular, the black sports trim stands out, enhanced by the fabric and Alcantara Sprint seats with red stitching and logo on the headrests. Another standard feature is the leather-covered steering wheel with red stitching, while the dashboard and door panels have a sophisticated, carbon-coloured finish.
The sporty character of the Giulietta Sprint is also expressed in the black roof lining and the velvet mats. And when you work with Italian Style, nothing is left to chance: this explains that inimitable personality that lets us instantly tell a car with an Alfa Romeo shield from all the others we come across on everyday roads.
"Lightness & Efficiency": rear sports bumper and side skirts

In order to improve the already excellent aerodynamic efficiency of the model, the new Sprint version offers a rear sports bumper with extractor and side skirts. Together with the rigid, light structure made using materials such as aluminium and high-strength steels as well as state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, they ensure excellent dynamic performance in perfect harmony with the winning combination of “lightness and efficiency”.

"Advanced Technology": new 150 HP 1.4 MultiAir engine

The Giulietta Sprint sees the début of the new 150 HP 1.4 MultiAir Turbo Petrol, a powerful and reliable engine which is a superb expression of the new Sprint version’s sporting spirit. With this equipment, the car can achieve a top speed of 201 km/h and accelerate from 0 to 100 in 8.2 seconds. Absolutely outstanding performance together with extremely limited consumption and emissions: suffice it to say that, in the combined cycle, the recorded figures are 5.7 l/100 km and 131 g/km of CO₂ respectively (the adoption of ECO tyres, available depending on the market, permits a further reduction to 5.6 l/100 km and 129 g/km).

At the heart of MultiAir is a new electrohydraulic valve management system that allows a reduction in fuel consumption (by controlling air directly via the engine intake valves, without using the throttle) and harmful emissions (via combustion control). MultiAir is also a versatile technology that fittingly represents the concept of "downsizing" applied to the new generation of engines.

In addition to the brand new 150 HP 1.4 MultiAir Turbo Petrol, the Giulietta Sprint can be equipped with a further five engines: the 1.4 MultiAir Turbo Petrol 170 HP – with Alfa TCT twin clutch automatic transmission – and the 1.6 JTDM 105 HP, 2.0 JTDM 150 HP and 2.0 JTDM 175 HP turbo diesel engines, the latter also with Alfa TCT, as well as the 120 HP 1.4 Turbo LPG. An offer of power and technology that combines high-level performance with respect for the environment and limited running costs.

"Dynamics": the utmost driving pleasure

The Giulietta has assumed a place in the tradition of the best Alfa Romeo models, drawing on its heritage of dynamic performance, without compromising on efficiency and convenience in everyday use. The secret behind this performance is continuous technological research, which finds its utmost expression in the Giulietta. This is demonstrated by the “Compact” architecture – created with high-resistance materials which allowed the weight of the structure to be limited – in addition to the Dual Pinion active steering and the sophisticated suspension configurations (MacPherson at the front and the advanced Multilink at the rear).

Furthermore, driving satisfaction and comfort adapt to meet every customer's specific needs thanks to the Alfa DNA selector, a device that customises the vehicle's behaviour to suit different road conditions and driving styles. The new architecture of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta was designed to integrate the vehicle's different systems and exploit them to the full, thus emphasising the three set-up functions (Dynamic, Normal and All Weather) available through the Alfa DNA selector. The device, fitted as standard on the entire range, is designed to modify the operating parameters of the engine, gearbox, steering system and Q2 electronic differential, in addition to the behaviour logic of the ESC system.
Finally, the new Giulietta Sprint can also adopt the latest Alfa TCT twin dry clutch automatic transmission – combined with the 1.4 MultiAir Turbo Petrol 170 HP and 2.0 JTDM 175 HP engines – which ensures greater efficiency, driving comfort and sports feel than automatic transmissions with torque converter.
"Advanced Technology": class-leading safety

The new Giulietta Sprint is one of the safest cars in its category, which turns the tables for those who think that safety detracts from performance. In addition to the undisputed dynamic characteristics of the model, it features plenty of standard equipment, such as six airbags, ESP, three-point seat belts with double pretensioner, anti-whiplash system and third load line for excellent passenger compartment protection.

These are followed – again as standard – by certain systems which are unique in this category, such as Alfa DNA with electronic Q2 differential, the system which allows torque to be transferred to the outer wheel when cornering, to prevent understeer at the front, with benefits for the car in terms of traction, safety and driveability. And there's more: DST, which prompts drivers to correct their driving in the event of an emergency through impulses at the wheel. Finally, the Pre-fill system guarantees maximum promptness during emergency braking. All these features translate into an extremely high active and passive safety level. The Giulietta earned five stars in crash tests according to the stricter parameters introduced by Euro NCAP from its launch, scoring 97% for adult passenger protection, one of the highest scores in the category.
"Advanced Technology": the innovative Uconnect infotainment system

“Embedded” in the middle of the new Sprint’s dashboard, above the DNA selector and the dual zone automatic climate control, is the innovative Uconnect multimedia device with 5" touchscreen and complete with Bluetooth connection for hands-free operation and streaming audio, Aux-in connector, USB port, voice commands, SMS reader and, in the 6.5'' version, satellite navigation with 3D bird’s eye view maps, progressive route guidance and the 'One Step Voice Entry Destination' function for entering the required destination with voice commands, as well the DAB device, for listening to digital-quality radio.

Both systems have been developed in collaboration with first-class partners: Harman and Here Auto for Uconnect 6.5" and Continental for Uconnect 5".
In detail, the Uconnect system lets you access all the main functions, from the analogue and digital radio (DAB) – on request for the 5" version, standard on the 6.5" version – through to all the main multimedia resources (mediaplayer, iPod, iPhone, smartphone) which can be connected via USB port or Aux-in socket. The system also includes an advanced Bluetooth interface to access extra functions, such as phone call management or reading received SMS text messages via text-to-speech technology, innovative Audio Streaming system that reproduces music files and web radio stations directly from a smartphone in streaming via Bluetooth through the audio system.
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For all the information regarding the new Giulietta Sprint, you can access the local site Alfa Romeo Press.

The three generations of an iconic model

For the enthusiasts, we’ll trace out a summary of the three generations of the Giulietta (1954, 1977 and 2010), which share the same character of “sporting elegance”, the “Alfa Spirit” that lives again in the new Giulietta Sprint of today.

1954: a car that became a legend

In the first half of the 1950s, after war had taken its toll, Alfa Romeo was obliged to prioritise the consolidation of its production volumes, which were still not very considerable. Consequently, at the end of the 1951 season, the management decided to halt racing activity: the F.1 Alfetta, after the two World Championships of 1950 with Farina and 1951 with Fangio, retired undefeated from racing in order to concentrate labour and resources on what was to become the Giulietta.

From the production point of view on the other hand, the “1900” the first car designed and produced industrially, doesn’t manage to boost the numbers on its own. A model to follow on from the “1900” is needed, a car dedicated to a wider public, but which maintains the particular characteristics of an Alfa Romeo: the Giulietta.
And the Giulietta also takes on a female name, sweet and unmistakable, a name which has provoked a great deal of speculation. The most widely accepted story takes us to Paris, October 1950, in a restaurant, during a dinner to celebrate the presentation of the “1900” berlina at the “Mondial”. At the restaurant was an impoverished Russian prince, known for appearing in Parisian venues. That evening, in front of the Alfa table, the prince exclaimed: “There are eight Romeos and not a single Juliet!” (Giulietta). When the time comes to choose the most appropriate name for the new car, that episode comes to the mind of management, and so it is that the “tipo 750” becomes the “Giulietta”.
It makes its début in Turin in 1954 with the Giulietta Sprint – it was the first time that a new model was presented in the coupé version rather than the saloon. The Giulietta Sprint invents the high-performance compact coupé segment. The car has an unusual technical and performance level with respect to its – as we would say today – positioning. In 1954 it was even difficult to identify its competitors.
A completely new engine also made its début with the Giulietta Sprint, an engine which even invents a displacement: “1300”. Born together with the Sprint is the legendary “bialbero” (twin-shaft), one of the most important engines in the history of Alfa Romeo. The Giulietta’s 1290 is made entirely of light aluminium, with twin-shaft timing: all solutions drawn both from racing and from aeronautics. This means performance, lightness and reliability.
With this engine, and all the rest of the mechanics, the Giulietta Sprint reaches a top speed of 170 km/h – incredible for the time – in complete safety, thanks to the excellent roadholding. To increase the performance (80 HP and 180 km/h) and offer a coupé that drivers and private racing teams could use in races, the Giulietta Sprint Veloce was created in 1956. At its début in the legendary Mille Miglia it took eleventh place overall: ahead of her were only cars of double the size and, tellingly, behind her all of the Porsche 356s.
The Giulietta Sprint’s style was worked out at Portello, in the style department. The first prototype was dubbed the “ugly duckling”, before being developed, definitively by Bertone through the work of Franco Scaglione. He also designed the near-contemporary “2000 Sportiva”, the subsequent “Giulietta Sprint Speciale” and the wonderful “33 Stradale” of 1967.
The Giulietta Sprint has a design which is streamlined and light, essential and aggressive, and which expresses motion even when stationary. There isn’t a single part out of place: it’s a masterpiece. The front end masterfully interprets the style of the triangular grille, an integral and essential element in Alfa Romeo vehicles.

The tail is characterised by the wraparound rear window and two side “fins” that “drive” the overall design.

The Giulietta Sprint was officially presented to the public at the 1954 Turin Motor Show and was an immediate hit. There were around 2,000 bookings, numbers that took Alfa Romeo and the Bertone body shop, which was to build the bodywork, completely by surprise.
The Giulietta Spider arrived in 1955. Alfa Romeo decided to get designers to compete in defining its style and, upon the extremely “modern” proposal of Bertone, the top management chose Pininfarina.

After the first 600 examples intended exclusively for the American market and by popular demand, the Giulietta Spider is also offered in Europe and the rest of the world: it immediately becomes a timeless icon, the car of “la dolce vita”. In the same way as the Sprint, the Spider too becomes a “Spider Veloce”: 80 HP and 180 km per hour.

It’s unquestionably the Giulietta berlina (saloon) that provides the sales volumes. It too came into being in 1955 and consolidated Alfa Romeo’s reputation for outstanding saloons, Alfa Romeo having invented the “sports saloon” concept itself. The Giulietta berlina maintains all the technical and performance qualities of the Sprint and Spider; the engine is slightly less powerful but still shines, with a “package” of greater versatility that ensures comfort and space for five. We might say that it was highly modern concept for the time. When Giulietta berlina number 100,001 rolled off the Portello production lines, it was Giulietta Masina, the muse of Federico Fellini, in person who celebrated this important production milestone: the first six-digit figure for an Alfa Romeo model.
1957 saw the arrival of the Giulietta Turismo Internazionale (“t.i.” for short) and the Giulietta Sprint Speciale, better known as the “SS”. With a striking line, the SS features the 1.3-litre bialbero boosted to 100 HP, able to propel the car to 190 km/h: the bialbero 1300 raises the bar of performance once again. The line of the Giulietta Sprint Speciale recalls the “Disco Volante” (Flying Saucer) of 1952; one of its particular features is the attention paid to its aerodynamics.
Built on the chassis of the “SS”, the “Giulietta SZ” is born in 1960 to offer gentleman drivers a car in which to compete in the Gran Turismo category. Carrozzeria Zagato, historic partner of Alfa Romeo, assumes an important role in the conception of the SZ. The SZ is produced in two series, the second characterised by a Kamm tail, and in addition to an aerodynamic light aluminium body has a 1290 cc bialbero boosted to 100 HP which propels the car above the threshold of 200 km/h. 210 examples of the SZ are produced between 1960 and 1962.
The last car in the Giulietta family to make its exit was the “1300 Sprint” in 1965: after 177,700 units produced, the Giulietta makes way for the Giulia. In all of its versions, the Giulietta model represented a significant social phenomenon. It featured in many films of the sixties, the boom years and those of la Dolce Vita. It really won everybody over: from the man on the street, who certainly dreamed of having one, to famous personalities such as Sofia Loren, Gina Lollobrigida, Ester Williams, Diana Dors, Vittorio Gassman and many more. It became the emblem of Italy’s social and economic development and it was even chosen to illustrate the quality of other products in the “Carosello” TV programme’s advertising sketches. Domenico Modugno, for example, shouted “With API you flyyyyy!”, after filling up at the petrol station before setting off in his Giulietta Spider. And fly it did, both on the road and off the shelves (so to speak).
The Giulietta can be said to have invented a new class, of cars with a displacement of 1300, destined to become a European formula in a short space of time. That’s without mentioning that in 1955 there wasn’t a standard production saloon in the world with the mechanical characteristics and performance of the Giulietta. It therefore became a model to follow, and despite the passage of time, this model still maintains a strong personality that confirms Alfa Romeo’s great tradition.
1977: the Giulietta name returns to an Alfa Romeo model

In 1977 Alfa Romeo decides to lend the name “Giulietta” to another brand-new model in the range intended to replace the Giulia. This innovative project originates from the mechanical base of the Alfetta, launched in 1972.

The design of the 1977 Giulietta is distinctive and highly individual, built around its unmistakeable wedge-like line: compact, low nose and high tail, it is a superlative interpretation of the Alfa Romeo sports saloon. It begins widespread use of synthetic materials, on the bumpers for example. Its line is ahead of the time and will be imitated by competitors.
The new Giulietta adopts the drivetrain of the Alfetta, a transaxle solution with De Dion tube at the rear, for excellent driveability and class-leading roadholding. It is the only car in its segment to feature a technical architecture with these characteristics.
The engine range starts from the 95 HP bialbero 1.3-litre and, to begin with, arrives at the 109 HP 1.6-litre. It is extended in 1979 with the 122 HP 1.8-litre and the 130 HP 2.0-litre. With the 2000 the Giulietta arrives at 190 km per hour. In 1983, Alfa Romeo experiments with the turbocharged (170 HP) 2-litre engine on the “Giulietta Turbodelta” after the experience of the Alfetta GTV. 361 Turbodeltas are made and it features very high performance, above all in terms of acceleration and pick-up: from 0 to 100 in 7.2 seconds.
In the same year, the Turbo Diesel débuts on the Giulietta as well, a sign of modern times: the first Italian turbodiesel, among the first in Europe, was the Alfetta in 1979.
In 1985 the Giulietta makes its departure, making way for the Alfa 75, which inherits its mechanics, after 380,000 units produced.
2010: the perfect new blend of sportiness and elegance goes by the name of Giulietta

The new Alfa Romeo Giulietta had its world preview at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show and takes on the mantle of the two previous generations to translate the Brand’s values into a contemporary idiom. A car with a unique, distinctive style and which is capable of fun that only an Alfa can provide, in addition to offering the space and comfort required by today’s market: it’s proved a winning formula.

The Giulietta model has taken Alfa Romeo into the lead in an important segment in Europe, proving to everyone that 'powerful' can also be 'efficient', that 'elegant' can be 'comfortable' and that 'compact' can also be 'fun'.
A perfect blend of sportiness and style, the Alfa Giulietta is characterised by compact dimensions – it’s 4.35 m long, 1.46 high, 1.80 wide and has a wheelbase of 2.63 m – and, at the same time, excellent comfort and an ample luggage compartment (350 litres). The result is a car with a feisty stylistic character and distinct formal elegance. This is demonstrated, for example, by a profile that lends the model an agile and sturdy appearance. This is above all due to the side windows which recall the appearance of a coupé, emphasising the dynamism and fluidity of form, thanks also to the concealed rear door handles.
With a host of awards from the international media and the appreciation of the European public, in 2010 the Alfa Romeo Giulietta débuted a completely new architecture called “Compact” that guarantees both exceptional dynamic performance and a high degree of comfort, thanks to the refined technical solutions chosen for the suspension, a state-of-the-art steering system, the light and rigid structure made using materials such as aluminium and high-strengths steels and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques.
The Giulietta also adopts Dual Pinion active steering and the Q2 electronic differential, which ensure direct and precise driving and maximum traction in all situations. Also contributing to the driving comfort is the front MacPherson suspension and the new rear Multilink suspension, ensuring perfect balance in all situations and on all road surfaces.
Driving pleasure and comfort can be adapted to the requirements of each customer thanks to the Alfa DNA selector, the device that keeps all driving parameters under control (engine thrust, stability control, steering assistance and transmission settings). It can be set to Dynamic, Natural or All-Weather mode, depending on the conditions or driver’s style on the road. All of these characteristics have been developed to guarantee superior handling and driving pleasure on the Giulietta – in line with the Alfa Romeo Brand promise – but also comfort, efficient consumption and safety.
Perfect on the road at high speeds, thanks to best-in-class structural rigidity, the Giulietta is also a champion in terms of safety. In 2010, NCAP deemed it not only the safest car in the category, but one of the safest on the market.
Representing the best of Italian manufacturing, the Giulietta masterfully combines an elegant and dynamic design with the most advanced technology in the field of engines, safety and on-board comfort. This is demonstrated by its turbocharged engines, with petrol, diesel or LPG supply. Small, light and efficient, they offer the best concentration of power in the category: from 105 to 240 HP, there’s no demand that can’t be satisfied. Further important content in the Giulietta’s technology is the “Alfa TCT” twin clutch automatic transmission, which guarantees continuous torque delivery and traction with no loss of power during gear changes. It’s as quick as a racing transmission when you need speed, also thanks to the steering wheel controls, and as comfortable as a torque converter when you’d rather have a more relaxing drive.

“Alfa Romeo Hall of Legends”, a virtual journey among the icons of the brand

To coincide with the launch of the new Giulietta Sprint and the 60th anniversary of its first incarnation, Alfa Romeo has created its “Hall of Legends”, a thrilling journey among the models that have made the history of the brand.
Part of the new Alfa Romeo portal, at launch the site pays homage to the Giulietta Sprint of 1954, placing it at the centre of the home page, together with two other iconic models: the 1750 and the 33 Stradale.

The choice of models is intended as a celebration of three great qualities of the brand: its ability to interpret the desire of the public, its sports DNA and its pioneering spirit.

Users can visit the rooms of the "Hall of Legends" as a virtual museum and admire the models that best represent the brand arranged by decade or by selecting famous designers or sporting victories that have become the stuff of legend.
The rooms host the historic cars from the Alfa Romeo Museum, providing 360° interactive views, photo galleries, technical details and interesting facts. The application can be accessed from desktop PCs and tablets, was developed in HTML5 and can be navigated through virtual scrolling. Users can view the images from their own point of view as if they were really walking through the virtual rooms, for a unique and genuinely captivating “brand experience”.
The hall of legends will be launched initially in Italy and France then in the other countries of Europe starting from November.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta 1.4 TP 150 HP S&S
SPECIFICATIONS	No. of cylinders, layout	4
	Bore × stroke (mm)	72×84
	Displacement (cm³)	1368
	Compression ratio	10:01
	Maximum power kW (HP-EC) at rpm (DYNAMIC)	110/150 at 5500 rpm
	Peak torque Nm (kgm-EC) at rpm (NORMAL)	230 (23.4) at 2250 rpm
	Peak torque Nm (kgm-EC) at rpm (DYNAMIC)	250 (25.5) at 2500 rpm
	Timing system (control)	Toothed belt with hydraulic tappets and intake side MAir system
	Supply	MPFI supercharged and MultiAir direct valve control system, intercooler
	Stop&Start system	Standard
TRANSMISSION	Drive	front
	Gearbox	Manual, 6 gears
	First	1:3,9000
	Second	1:2,118
	Third	1:1,484
	Fourth	1:1,116
	Fifth	1:0,897
	Sixth	1:0,767
	Reverse	1:4,000
	Final drive torque	1:3,833
CAPACITIES - WEIGHTS	Fuel tank (litres)	60
	Kerb weight (kg)	1290
	Max. towable weight (kg) non-braked	500
	Max. towable weight (kg) braked	1300
PERFORMANCE	Top speed (km/h)	210
	Acceleration (1 person + 30 kg) 0-100 km/h (s)	8,2
FUEL CONSUMPTION - EMISSIONS as per directive 1999/100/EC	Urban cycle fuel consumption (l/100 km)	7,6*
	Extra-urban cycle	4,6*
	Combined cycle	5,7*
	CO₂ emissions (g/km)	131*
	Environmental classification	Euro 6

* In the case of Eco tyres, consumption is 7.4 - 4.5 - 5.6 respectively and CO₂ emissions 129 g/km.

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Mirco Rácz

Public Relations Manager

Tel: +31 6 5200 0188
Toine Damo

Public Relations Officer

Tel: +31 6 2958 4772
Email: mirco.racz@fcagroup.com of toine.damo@fcagroup.com

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